The firm's new director of Africa operations believes several factors, including the Continental Free Trade Area agreement, Brexit, and the U.S. changeover to the Biden administration are all contributors to an incoming boom in Africa work.
January 29, 2021 at 05:12 AM
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Correspondent, Cape Town
Baker McKenzie underlined its confidence in the potential of Africa recently with the appointment of a locally-based director of Africa operations.
Bruce Schubach, previously the chief operating officer at the firm’s Johannesburg office, said the firm, which is known for its high-value deals in emerging markets, is looking to expand that across the continent.
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